A Postal Index Number or PIN or PIN code is a code in the post office numbering or post code system used by India post the Indian postal administration. The code is six digits long. There are nine PIN zones in India, including eight regional zones and one functional zone (for the Indian Army). The first digit of the PIN code indicates the region. The second digit indicates the sub-region, and the third digit indicates the sorting district within the region. The final three digits are assigned to individual post offices. In the website you can easily find your pincode by just entering your location.

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S.No Pincode Location
1Bakras B.O173029
2Jhakando B.O173027
3Loza B.O173027
4Nainidhar B.O173027
5Jarwa B.O173027
6Timbi B.O173029
7Koti Utraon B.O173029
8Millah B.O173029
9Shirikiari B.O173027
10Shilla B.O173029
11Kotibhunch B.O173027
12BaliKoti B.O173027
13Gawali B.O173027
14Kiari Gundah B.O173029
15Manal B.O173027
16Shillai S.O173027
17Hallan B.O173027
18Panog B.O173027
19Bakras B.O173029
20Jhakando B.O173027
21Loza B.O173027
22Nainidhar B.O173027
23Jarwa B.O173027
24Timbi B.O173029
25Koti Utraon B.O173029
26Millah B.O173029
27Shirikiari B.O173027
28Shilla B.O173029
29Kotibhunch B.O173027
30BaliKoti B.O173027
31Gawali B.O173027
32Kiari Gundah B.O173029
33Manal B.O173027
34Shillai S.O173027
35Hallan B.O173027
36Panog B.O173027
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